Campaign India Team
Jul 06, 2010

Spikes Asia signs co-operation agreement with CAAAA

A co-operation agreement has been signed between Spikes Asia Advertising Festival and The Confederation of Asian Advertising Agency Associations (CAAAA), considered the driving force of Asian advertising. In 2010, Spikes Asia will take place at Suntec City, Singapore from September 19-21.“It is an honour for us to have the support of the CAAAA. Their recognition of how important a role the Spikes Asia Festival has on the advertising and communications industry in Asia as a creative learning platform is paramount to us,” said Terry Savage, Festival Chairman.

Spikes Asia signs co-operation agreement with CAAAA

A co-operation agreement has been signed between Spikes Asia Advertising Festival and The Confederation of Asian Advertising Agency Associations (CAAAA), considered the driving force of Asian advertising. In 2010, Spikes Asia will take place at Suntec City, Singapore from September 19-21.

“It is an honour for us to have the support of the CAAAA. Their recognition of how important a role the Spikes Asia Festival has on the advertising and communications industry in Asia as a creative learning platform is paramount to us,” said Terry Savage, Festival Chairman.

Srinivasan Swamy, chairman of CAAAA and past president of the Advertising Agencies Association of India, commented, “Asia has a long history with diversified rich cultural backgrounds. The Spikes Asia Advertising Festival is an event that highlights this richness by showcasing the best talent and work Asia produces as well as offering great inspiration and networking to those who attend; as such the CAAAA is delighted to fully support Spikes Asia which will impact on how the industry in the region evolves”.

To register and for further information on Spikes Asia, visit www.spikes.asia. An early bird discount is available till August 1, 2010.

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Campaign India

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